Publications

The Hamilton Project produces and commissions policy proposals and analyses to promote broad-based economic growth by embracing a significant role for well-designed government policies and public investment.

Explore All Publications

Policy Proposals January 28, 2020

How to increase growth while raising revenue: Reforming the corporate tax code

A proposal by Jason Furman offers several reforms to the corporate tax code to improve the tax base and increase tax rates. This combination makes it possible …
Policy Proposals January 28, 2020

A proposal to tax financial transactions

The federal government requires more funding to sustain economic growth and opportunity, and raising such funds may require new sources of tax revenue. In this…
Posts January 2, 2020

Caregiving, labor, job search, and leisure: The time use of prime-age adults

In this analysis, we examine how prime-age working (ages 25–54) men and women allocate their time, overall and by parental status. This analysis shows that for…
Posts December 17, 2019

The Hamilton Project: 2019 in figures

The Hamilton Project looks back over its work and features one chart for every month of 2019.
Posts December 5, 2019

Who was poor in the US in 2018?

The Hamilton Project analyzes the characteristics and labor force participation of Americans who were living in poverty in 2018. Researchers found that althoug…
Posts December 4, 2019

New SNAP rule change just made it harder to combat future recessions

The final rule on work requirement waivers, released on December 4, 2019, weakens SNAP's role as an automatic stabilizer and a critical element of the safe…
Posts October 31, 2019

Veterans are engaged in the labor force and in the classroom

In an analysis of veterans and the work force, The Hamilton Project finds that school enrollment and disability status are among the most important factors in …
Economic Facts October 23, 2019

Ten facts about the economics of climate change and climate policy

Substantial physical, biological and economic damages will occur as a result of climate change in the absence of strong policy action. In this set of economic …
1 24 25 26 27 28 77